The web page has javascript that appears to be designed to be unreadable. I've never seen an 800 thousand column line before. I didn't even know you could do that.

While the IP address (185.230.60.161) is registered as Tel Aviv, a traceroute from New Jersey goes to Ashburn Virgina with no other information before the final destination. That isn't unusual, as that's an East Coast Hub for transatlantic traffic. What is odd is that there is no significant jump in time delay between Ashburn and 185… Even more interesting is tracing from a node in Dubai comes back to Ashburn Virginia as well. Same from Madrid. I seriously doubt the server is physically in Israel.

The server isn't in Italy, in Italy there is only a reverse proxy server running. The server might be in .ch, on the same clusters where protonmail runs up in the mountains )

The whole "project" looks like a test bed leaked (on purpose) for "volunteer crackers" to see if the real origin can be figured or not, probably for running some important things in the future. Security based on obscurity, redirection, proxy and other gimmicks isn't real security, so if it is important, you better don't run things on a public cluster.